Today, we bring you gist of Onyekulum masquerade one of the scariest masquerades in Igboland. It is believed to come from a strange forest in the midst of a river where no man, no matter how brave dares to enter, not even to fetch firewood. The forest is called Ofia Onyekulum. Onlike other Igbo masquerades…… Continue reading Is This Scariest Masquerade In Igbo Land?
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Ohaneze laments N118b abandoned FG projects in Abia State
“Over 800 projects were not completed and indigenous contractors absconded with the funds meant for the projects. We laud President Muhammadu Buhari’s courage to order forensic auditing of the accounts of NDDC. “The weighty allegations and monumental fraud committed in Abia through NDDC unexecuted, uncompleted and abandoned projects and over N118 billion was siphoned by…… Continue reading Ohaneze laments N118b abandoned FG projects in Abia State
How Coal Mining Died In Igbo Land
Coal generated lots of revenue for Nigeria between the years 1916 and 1970 when it was one of Nigeria’s major revenue earners. In the south eastern part of the country exploration of the mineral began proper in present day Enugu State in 1909, with production at the mines in Onyeama, Ogbete, Iva Valley and Okpara…… Continue reading How Coal Mining Died In Igbo Land
Enugu Airport Reopening Date Kicked Forward, As Some Had Earlier Predicted
Minister of Aviation, Senator Hadi Sirika said on Tuesday that he will be relocating his office to the Akanu Ibiam International Airport in Enugu temporary to directly supervise the rehabilitation of the airport which he said will be completed before the end of April 2020. The Minister also announced that the new terminal building for…… Continue reading Enugu Airport Reopening Date Kicked Forward, As Some Had Earlier Predicted
See Amazing Throwback Photos Of Enugu Between 1959 And 1960
In the link below, you will find throwback pictures of Enugu when it was still a spartan pristine beauty. Today, lots of the places you will see are eyesores. But we must get them repolished to their antebellum beauty. Anyway, enough talking. Time to let you go and see the photos!